A recent survey indicates that over one-third of diners are choosing to bypass preset tipping options and instead enter custom amounts when paying for their meals. This trend appears to be a response to growing dissatisfaction with digital prompts for tipping, which some diners feel pressure to comply with.
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- loaded language: 'undeserving'
- loaded language: 'intense backlash'
- framing: Diners push back against pressure
- framing: digital prompts fuel intense backlash
- editorializing: pressure to give undeserving tips
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Diners opt for custom tip amounts amid dissatisfaction with preset options
A survey shows that more than 33% of diners are opting for custom tip amounts rather than using preset options. This shift reflects a backlash against the pressure associated with digital tipping prompts.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'undeserving'
- ✕ loaded language: 'intense backlash'
- ✕ framing: Diners push back against pressure
- ✕ framing: digital prompts fuel intense backlash
- ✕ editorializing: pressure to give undeserving tips
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Diners push back against pressure to give undeserving tips — as digital prompts fuel intense backlash
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Diners opt for custom tip amounts amid dissatisfaction with preset options